3/5/2010

Florida Marlins: Top 2010 Prospects

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No franchise was more efficient, in terms of wins per dollar, than the Florida Marlins of the 2000's. The team's management has always been singularly dedicated to maximizing the value of their young players, and this obsession has ensured the Marlins have one of the best talent pipelines in baseball. When a player gets too expensive to keep, no worries: there are two or three others in the minor leagues just itching for a promotion, anyway. The Florida farm of 2010 is stacked in power bats, but there are more than a couple of gifted arms down there, too, which means the team we'll soon be calling Miami won't be hurting for talent anytime soon.   

Florida's Mike Stanton might be the best power hitter in the minor leagues, but he won't be in the minors for long.

The usual disclaimer: Scouting Book's Prospect Rankings change very often, to reflect the latest and most promising prospects. These listings update every day as we include new input and MLB situations evolve. For more information on our system, read this blog posting.

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